lemonis: joe c., joe t. joseph: that's right. todd: todd baslin. lemonis: and you're just todd. is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. joseph: 22.5%. joe: 10%. todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing a month? joe: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. lemonis: pause. $5,000 to $6,000 a month isn't terrible. when you go into business, you have to anticipate that there's gonna be some amount of losses. and the one thing that i think business owners make a mistake of is when they build out their original projection and they build out their cash flow model, you have to have money to do a build-out or make the acquisition, you have to have money for working capital, and you have to also account for a rainy day. you don't open the doors, and all of a sudden, everybody just comes running in to buy a burger. amber: right. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? joe: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over wha

democratic candidates are making their final pushes through iowa three days before the caulks there t joe biden continued the relentless assaults on the president, they accuse him of having a corrosive effect on the nation. >>> meanwhile mayor pete buttigieg is trying 0 on trump's supporter and they're saying downtick a risk on someone new. >>> the "brexit" is going to take place and it will depart the european union, the first time in 70 years. it will put britain's ahead of the european rivals. >>> taking a live look in miami, as we count down to super bowl liv, the 49ers and chiefs ready to battle it out in two days. some of the 49 faithful are on their way to florida right now. jackie ward caught up with them ahead of the super bowl chips. >>> it was not hard finding them decked out in red and gold this morning. >>> lit up in red and gold as the vote is ready to send 9ers fans off in style. these are the 9ers hot boys, they were all decked out for their flight to miami. they bought their flights six weeks ago. >> we're going to listen to bon jovi living on a prayer the whole time. >>

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the ultimate man cave and by ll say hello to john marksman and his dog, rocco, who is porting a joe montana t. how are you, sir? >> wonderful, couldn't be better! >> reporter: tell us how this came about and perhaps my favorite is your word work would work here in the fire engine red. this place is rocking. >> oh, yes. you know, it all started back when my neighbor flitted me out from upstairs, and there was just water that came down, the whole ceiling came down, and so i tore out the carpet and i tore out the hardwood floors, and it was all buckled on top of the nice rosewood. and then once i tore all of that out, i got into the room and then i was kind of wondering do with it, and i said you know, i think i will make this a nice man cave. >> that was 15 or 16 years ago? >> maybe longer! you know how memory goes. but, the fire engine red and the gold was thought about by a friend of mine, we were thinking what colors it would go with and he said you know, let's go with the fire engine red. >> reporter: it is working! how about memorabilia, you have been collecting this for 30 years? >> yes,

joe biden. it's interesting that the democratic t of the party would do anything to try to stop bernie sanders. some ofey disagree with his ideas, too, but i guess he's urging in iowa, from what i hear. >> last question. forward: dershowitz put a couple legal theories. one, monday, if a president has motive, he can't be impeached or removed. yesterday, he went further and said that that own e can be his re-election. that itself is good enough. be hat sense he could never removed from office, never be impeached. do you agree with that? r. mccarthy: you know, that's probably a question for dershowitz on his legal opinion. ae one thing i know i have as member of congress who does this rise to impeachment level? no. hat the president did was not wrong. it's not impeachable. >> you can find this online at c-span.org. now to joe biden's campaign office in cedar rapids, iowa. wife, jill biden, just

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you know, i still hope for t moderate, bipartisan joe. i think the questionll have to answer is, will he be pulled to the hard progressive left. i have my limitatis with this, as well, and i can't vote for -- i mean, i would never vote -- i'm not voting for a democrat. i'll probably enup writing in paul ryan or something. >> you wouldn't vote for joe biden if he were running against trump? >> it depends how he runs. d you know, ends who he chooses. it depends what his policies are.i nt to, like, get there when i get there, but -- >> you don't rule it out, though. >> i always tell people onman is aively on televisionra ng my beloved father who has passed and another man eulogized him. what would you do? >> [ laughs ] >> vote for hi >> i don't know. again, i have to see, but my love for him and his family and my heartlways beats out my brain, for better or for worse, in politics. alys. >> it was joe's wife that introduced john and i. >> yes. >> jill? i didn't know that. >> yeah, and it's just -- they're so intertwined in our life, and -- th

look around and you will see my colleagues with clipboards and joe biden t-shirts, your local andnizersichael watson, please speak with us. it is so important that we get volunteer.ere to in some way volunteering does not just require you making phone calls, knocking on doors, just simply speaking to your neighbors and getting people fired up to get out and caucus. you need any if help while we are here. we need volunteers, we need to precinct captains, we need people who want to see joe win and willing to help him get the nomination. thank you so much for coming to the event and we look forward to speaking with you in the coming days. thank you. [applause] ♪ [ music playing] [indiscernible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm welcome to rosemary schwartz. [applause] rosemary: good afternoon. thank you all for coming out here tonight, or this afternoon i should say, to hear from another presidential candidate. it is so great to live in the state of iowa, where other states who are -- who would like to be active,

giuliani ad mitted to travel to- admitted to traveling to ukraine to investigate joe biden. the ton. sources confirm to fox news that mitch mcconnell met with republican senators to discuss strategy including the possibility of calling hunter biden to testify. the trial will likely start next tuesday. lauren, cheryl. lauren: jackie, thank you very much. the impeachment proceedings were major focus of last night's debate but all eyes were also on bernie sanders and elizabeth warren after sanders was accused of saying a woman couldn't win the presidency. why are the two friends taking jabs now? we ask chairman of the committee to defend the president, ted harvey and democratic association director, wendy wallace p thankin. thank you for joining us. who do you think won the debate last night and why is elizabeth warren all of a sudden taking jabs at her friend bernie? >> well, she's taking jabs because bernie is leading in the polls and he crushed it in the debate last night. he is the only one that's proudly and unapologetically up there he' espousing the left socialist agenda. ever

iai is a very, vefarymi t sodif pr'soblem. >> reporter: joe is with the consumer product safety commission and says his agency announces a recall about 300 times a year. but around 90% of the public never return the product often because they just don't know about it. >> we have over 15,000 categories of products. it touches everyone's lives in some way whether it is clothing, furniture or children's products and toys. sports equipment. electronic equipment. >> reporter: you can go to cpsc.gov or sign up for u ith enyobus. wh the y maker and provide your contact info. >> it is so important. when a recall happens the manufacturer canyoif nu.y call danger. >> that is why we are trying to get the word out. >> reporter: she wants to prevent another family going through what she did. michelle medina, cbs news los angeles. >>> an uber drivers life was changed forever with her college debt was paid off by a passenger. latonya young picked up a passenger in atlanta and shared her life story with him. she dropped out of high school at 16 to raise her child and recently had to drop out of college be

joe. our reporters, michael lightky from t"the associated press" an erin griffith of the "new york times" this week on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone. you may have noticed a spate of new emails over the new year from websites you use informing you they are changing their privacy policies. i like this one. you have the right to ask that we not sell your personal information, company does not sell, in the traditional sense of the word, or rent personal information to third parties for money. we do, however, share your personal information to make this service available to you. i really feel there is some pretty big loopholes in that one. we don't sell your information for money. at any rate, the reason you are seeing a lot of these notifications is probably a new california law called the consumer privacy act. it was supposed to be the toughest in the country. the bottom line is it gives you the right to tell companies not to sell your private data for money or otherwise. now, companies are still trying to figure out what it all means. indeed, the attorney general of california i

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who aside from his various meetings with various ukrainian figures to manufacture dirt on joe biden has represented tepresented turkish interests and pushed for policies facial to erdogan. a group rooted in marxism and islamism that is often described as a cult, and his primary goal is to overthrow the iranian regime. actually based in albania now and the members are mostly iranian exiles in the west. they've paid tons of money to american political figures in order to curry favor to them including john bolton, howard dean, ed rendell and, of course, rudy giuliani. when contacted by "the daily beast" on monday, giuliani cited the nek as a reason he supported the assassination of qassem soleimani, saying the iranian general was, quote, directly responsible for killing some of my mek people. this could be a little like favoring action against the u.s. because you had friends in the branch di-individu dividians. mike pompeo sent a cable to all u.s. diplomat posts ordering them not to meet with the group. of course rudy doesn't work for the state department so he can do whatever he wants and we all get t

former vice president joe biden spokab >> let me make it clear, president trump has no authority to t period. the bottom line is, any further action against iran requires congressional authorization. >> will the president go to congress before taking new military action against iran? >> it's really something to hear the vice president from the previous administration be critical of this administration's policy on iran. we'll do everything required under the law to bring us in compliance with the constitutional authorities. >> will you seek new authorization or no? dahout ari tll the tywe'll contino ue to do things appropriately, lawfully and konks constitutionally. we've been consistent about that. >> secretary pompeo, thanks for your time this morning. >> thank you, george.

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. >> today the history of the 49ers in sports, right in front of us here, it shows joe montana and breitbart during t the cowboys in the dark ages, this happened 38 years ago today, january 10, 1982, high in the air to grab the six yard game-winning touchdown catch greatest play in the 100 year history of the national football game, right now the iconic play has a statue honoring the quarterback. the national bobble head hall of fame museum has an online store where you can actually get this particular bobble head showing the catch. i was five and i remember that ingrained in my mind. >> i was a little older but i remember it as well. really, remember, the dallas cowboys were the team to beat, right? >> yes. sure they were. >> nobody to give the 49ers a chance, he went from a really bad year to a really great year in one you. >> just forget eric right on the play. after the touchdown, he stopped he touched on himself and the 49ers did win. this is important. >> i continues for generations. excitement continues to build. >>> just a day away from the first 49ers playoff game at the stadium. the team wi

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t the coming days candidates like joe biden and pete buttigieg will continue campaigning in iowa andd cising across the country but the five senators running for ing ident, like elizabeth warren gere tonight, have to stay closer to washington to see when and if that impeachment trial ever begins. riaine? >> ed o'keefe, thank you. >> venezuela opposition leader juan guaido was denied entry to the national assembly ahead of a vote to retain his position in vongress.ie but failed to climb an iron fence, struggling with national guard troops blocking his way and his widely expected election oc leave parliament. the move is seen as a blatant power grab by venezuela strongman nicolas maduro. still ahead on the cbs weekend news, why this year's flu season could be the worst in years. tousands cross the brooklyn s idge, united against hate. and second act, how some convicts are preparing for the next stage of their lives. next phase of their lives. proof i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. proof of less joint pain... ...and clearer skin in psa. humira targets and blocks a sour

nick: warren, after the debate, opted not t to shake hands with sanders. allowed front joeen to stay above the debate. he scored points on foreign policy. we are isolated. our allies in europe are making a comparison between the united states and iran, saying both ought to stand down, making a moral equivalence. we have lost our standing in the region. nick: pulling suggest the top contenders are warren, biden, sanders, and trailing b behind, former mayor pete buttigieg. the debate came weeks before the iowa cauaucus, which will be the real thing in terms of what american voters are thinking. genie: and in the very latest on the impeachment in the unitedd states, the u.s. house of representatives are set to vote to send articles of impeachment against donald trump to the senate, where an eventual trial would take place. impeachmhment proceedings in the u.u.s. arere very complex. let't's bring in julia sieger. this is a very ceremonial process, a lot of pomp and circumstance. talk us through how these documents will be transferred. reading up on it, i was really surprised, b

joe from staten island l goes to technical f school and we will t him talk to richard wang. go ahead. >> caller: i went to computer school. my mother had been in manhattan and and all the high school guidance counselors all of them said go to college, go to college, go to college. going to computer school -- thank you. >> host: thanks for calling in and bringing that up and richard wang want you to speak to that. not one person said to go to technical school and everybody was saying go to college. how do you change that? >> there's a major branding problem with technical skills and technical schools and this is where you can do a lot of good in terms of providing different options in the public education system. our career adviser is probably more like how many students are sent to colleges. i think some of those incentives have been changing. is the college really right for this individual or is preschool the right of shankwitz we have to provide more education and awareness for all the options out there. >> host: d you think there's a stigma right now by the noncollege rou

until attract and the president had a pretty successful show and they wik a lot about joe biden and the president was ri t to bring up scrow biden because we will see a large and expansive defense by the president's attoeys. judy: we will remain on the edge of our seats. we will be seeing you tonight. and you can join our ongoing coverage of the senate trial for the remapeder of the evening. check your localnd listings online on our website or tomorrow, the trial resumes at 10:00 a.m. eastern. stephanie: we rill return to judy woodruff after the latest headlines. the impeachmeri has wrapped up on capitol hill for the evening sm the democrats finished weighing out their case why they belie should be removed. in his closing remarks, reprentative schiff made an appeal to public can senators who have shown solidarity with president trump. mr. schiff: it doesn't matte whether you like him or dislike him, what matters is whether he because he will do it again. stephanie: tomorrow, the president's legal team presents its opening arguments. as it tries to contain outbreak, the china's government reported new deat

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joe biden. >> neil: rudy giuliani telling msnbc's rachel maddow that t president knew who he was and certainlyat he was doi doing. he was getting dirt on joe biden and son hunter biden. this was not addressing corruption in the ukraine. this was about getting useful information on them and the president thought was most likely to end up challenging him in the general election of the united states. the white house said all of that is nonsense and parnas himself is an indicted former associate and likely trying to cut down his prison time. talk about the timing of all of this. the very same day senators are sworn in for their presidents impeachment trial, growing indications, that might not be a quick trial after all. simply a lot more development that someone has to address. today, we also learned that the ukrainian government has launched the criminal investigation of possible surveillance of the former u.s. ambassador. the government accountability office casco brook military aid to ukraine. "faithful execution of the law does not permit the president to substitute his own policy priorities f

t that matter to yes. ok. all right. we almost got her. we're almost getting her. [laughter] mrs. biden: ok. acheefblt.three -- -- achievability. joe's policies are achievable. he knows how he's going to pay them. he's not going to say, oh, free this, free that. maybe it's a trillion dollars. worry about it later. no. joe has plans. he's not going to increase the national debt. how he's going to pay for everything or he won't do it. are achievable. that's the kind of president we need. you to leave t mind.ny questions in your so if you want to come talk to e, you can come up to me privately. a lot of iowans do that. i understand. i'm a teacher. speak out t want to in a group, i certainly honor that. i know a lot of my students feel the same way. may be a private conversation you want to have. to answer y questions. but -- so before we leave, we her answer, right? [laughter] >> i loved what he said monday. ok. biden: >> about psychologists. was in kindergarten, the ones you knew you were in trouble -- teacher, a you are a kindergarten teacher? >> used to be. they are the ones that need the little.en they're mrs. biden: oh, absolutely.

i still don''t know w what joe biden's s health care polilicy .t least i will give buttigieg credit he is trying playining of the medicare for those who need it or want it. so i think that is a big problem and talking to people in the health care debate, w we have already had this. this is like a repeat debate. i think cnn failed on this p pa, especially when it came to the contrarast betweenen the war tak that literalally dominated the of the debater i instea and the war talk. and con the cost of war, they did not talk about it. the cost of war project just estimated that the cost of the wars in afghanistan and iraq has been -- i think that number was something like $6.4 trillion. >> well. well. that is the prproblem. this whole nototion -- i tweeted it out less than. it is like no one is talking about paying her war. sayll say this, sanders did this cost us trillions adjoins of dollars. i sit back as an amemerican journalist thing, at this money was diverted to the american people and we have wars based on lies and we'e're looking at another fly

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joe biden. >> bernie sanders did not mention biden's name when he t sahe people who led us into war in iraq. but you know he -- implicitly was thinking about biden when he said that. you know bernie sandersas been i think underestimated by all of us for thee past y as he was i 2016. he had anincredible fundraising quarter. $35 million he raised. he has a base support that's going to be with hita from to finish. he knows exactly what he thinks and va ation in the past decade in what bernie sanders -- robert: including on iraq. >> including onraq. he is -- he is -- i think we -- reporters tend to think he won't inhe end be the nominee. he's just too far left. but maybe we're wrong. bert: i saw him up close for four days, five days. a very real movement. toluse, when ythink about president trump, is he watching biden, vice president biden, d does he seeiden perhaps using this moment to underscore his own credentials? >> yeah. well, president trump has beened obseith joe biden for the better part of the last several months. going back to why he's being he impe because he tried to get the ukraini

joe biden, can d it, as well. here's my point: to beat trump, you're going t need a massive voter turnout. on way you do that is through a campaign of energy, of excitement. you've got to bring working people. you have to bring young people in the political process. the truth is i think most people know, joe biden voted for the war in iraq. joe biden for disastrous trade agreements like nafta and tmcr which cost us millions jobs. joe voted for a bankruptcy billa which really hurt working-class families. joe was on the floor of the senate talking about in his view the need to cut social security, medicare and medicai i do't think -- trump will have a field day with that. and i just don't think the biden campaign can create the energy and the excitement we need to defeat the worst president in the modernistory of this country. >> woodruff: i know you believe you would win theas nomination, buou said, if you didn't, you're prepared to support mr. biden? >> absolutely. >> woodruff: i want to ask youof about onhe other candidates, because you have talked a lot about the billionaye class. woulu

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t >> tucker: this whole impeachment trial appears to be designed to help joe biden. seems determined to sabotage himself with lunatic statements on topics like immigration. we will tell you what he said ngnext, plus we continue to monitor what's going on in the senate tonight is theus impeachment trial continues. >> quid pro quo from the white house meeting at a subsequent to there was a quid pro quo for the security assistance as well. as confirmed by president trump 'us direction to him on september 7th. ♪ >> little pencil neck adam schiff. he's got the smallest, thinnest neck i've ever seen. >> tucker: congressman schiff and president trump are friends, we're not going to lie to you, but in the president impeachment trial, no matter how mad schiff may be, we already know it's going to happen. but romney may vote to convict, but in the end the president will be acquitted anyway. nobody doubts that. at nancy pelosi, not mitch mcconnell, not even adam schiff h and his -- most of the time. the real question about impeachment at this point is who or who will not public

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she was one of the moderators for t for t f for the recent debate. we just heard from joe biden.o think this was a good idea or well thought out by the president but a conversation does play to joe biden in a race to joe biden in a race against donald trump. >> that is true. joe biden has one of the longest resumes. that could be a liability and a benefit. the war in afghanistan show that the obama administration and biden administration as he was vice president had some real issues when it came credibility and whether or not they were honest with the american people. what the killing of this general does is could potentially reshape the democratic primary. refocusing the talk. now you have candidates trying to show they are someone who understands foreign policy. you see people having differenting opinions. calling this an assassination of the general. you have michael bloomberg saying it is outrageous and whether or not president trump is ready for the fall out. the bottom line is that they seem to think this was a bad guy that should have been taken out but that the president

joe biden and poe durability or otherwise of his s? gary: well, his support has been pretty solid. ironically in iowa, it has dipped away to become a candidate. s when he t on the ballot, he was over 30% particularly in the nationalls p but he is still a solid part of the top-tier of candidates. fethere is thi that joe biden always implodes, will he do it again th time. and also, the question is he has madeimself the electability candidate, the men who can beat trump, and the foreign policy debate over the killing of soleimani has some effect in playing into the narrative, but it does expose him to the other cusations from people like bernie sanders that he supported the iraq war with his vote. laura: gary o'donoghue there fo us in des moinwa, thank you. at los angeles airport dumpedg fuel on the playground of a nearby element tree school, as you can see from this mobile phone footage filmed by a witness. city than a dozen children and a number of adults suffered minor injuries. the plane itself landed safely. peter prose is in los angeles what exactly seems to have happened? was this an emergency landing? peter: it seems to have been an emergency landin

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t nomination? bernie sanders, elizabeth warren, keeps them tied up, gives a better shot to poor low energy joe, and if hillary wants to get back, in it will help her again. b >> sean: what about this exchange, charlie hurt, that took place after the debate the other night, you know, you called me a liar. well, one of them is lying because one says it happened. the other says it didn't happen.er clearly, the fake news cnn moderator sided with warren. >> yeah. and as i recall, i think they both called one another liars. but -- and it was kind of funny because, of course, it was the most interesting part of the debate.t and it occurred after the debate was over. yeah, no, i think that what we are seeing right now, and what we are seeing right there is the fact that elizabeth warren realizes what the rest of the democratic party realizes, you know, the party poobahs and what hillary clinton probably realizes is that all the energy is with bernie sanders. and i think that mr. gohmert is exactly right. i think that the dnc will do everything in their power to do what hillary clinton did last time. they a

who will make the television neerns t appearance in the local market? the enthusiasm around joe biden is there among that group of people. i think you do need that. that's what the marker of enthusiasm looked like. if it's coasting and i'm going to vote for him because i feel like he's a friend of obama, that's not the same as enthusiasm. i think he has a hurdle there many that regard. >> money can't by you love but it sure buys you eyeballs and it looks like support. we have california entrepreneur, tom styer shooting up to double digits in nevada and california. he has spent tens of millions on ads in the states. these part-tispikes in the poll he qualifies for the next debate when booker and yang haven't qualified. are you surprised? >> yes and no. yes because it clearly is -- you would think it's also a matter of having this relationship with voters that sharls tacharles ta but money does buy you air time and air time can be incredibly effective especially when you've had the time and the run up to the campaign that tom steyer has had. this is a man that before he jumped int

by the executives, not the workers, but by the executives and guess who that's t on the hook for that? the taxpayers. joe doesn't do any of that, he bypasses that and says they could learn to code, which i think will come back to haunt him. >> tucker: so i just wonder quickly, that kind of tells you a lot about how that community is viewed in the democratic party. is it that hard ifew you're promising everybody a chunk of cash just to say that kentucky southwest virginia and west virginia -- but they can't, because they don't like those people. >> i think that showing that you have -- think about bill clinton, right? i feel your pain. didn't really, right?ue but people thought that he meant it when he said that. joe biden has the capability to be that kind of guy as well but what he said the other night was much more in line with sort of the fund-raising circuit for democrats. not the people circuit. >> tucker: yeah. dana perino, great to see you tonight, thank you. >> happy new year. >> tucker: happy newew year. so you were celebrating this past week with her family, but permanent washington was plottin

t there. and very, very powerful. >> and your candidate, joe biden, did tweet his support for iranian protesterst of his rivals. how did he come to that decision and why do you think others have not? >> i can't speak for others, but i can say that biden has had a consistent line of support for people standing up and fighting for democracy around the world. whether it's there, whether it's in russia, ukraine, you name it. he's been there. and this is something he feels very strongly. right now one of the real fault lines in the world is between the reemergence or emergence of autocratic regimes and democracies. biden stands strongly and resolutely for democracy. one of the thing that's been so discouraging is to see our own president, president trump, be much more sympathetic to autoaccurate aut autocrats than he is to democrats. that's something that's going to change. >> why does he biden keep misrepresenting where he was on the iraq war? >> he's not misrepresenting where he was. let's remember what happened. first of all -- >> but how is that possible? he was against the iraq war from the star

t with nearly $35 million. former mayor pete buttigiecame in second, raising almost $25 million. joe biden, still the fronrunner in most polls, raked in 22.7 and dollars.an businessmaew yang reported a $17 million total for the democrats raise about $100 million beeen them. president took in a whopping $46 million during the same period . elizabeth warren has not yet released are updated totals. a reporter covering money and politics fore politico joined earlier. thanks for being with us. sawhere is berniers getting this massive hall from? mag agie: that reat question. large sders has this pool of supporters, and they are people who have in many cases been with him since 2016, but in many cases he has new people coming ons board and he lot of what they call small dollar donors, people who are giving five dollars, $20, $40 at a time, and it seems like they are coming back over and over. people are giving to bernie again and again and again. he is someone who has for a long time been the king of the small-dollar fundraising, and it seems like it continues to work for bernie. a lot of p

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joe biden. it's not a clear-cut win for democrats t more witnesses. >> woodruff: i want to ask each one of you about somthof one of them marty paone is y. executive privilege. heard it from the president's attorneys we don't have to share information it's within te president's prerogative to keep to keep privileged conversations privileged and nfidential. >> every administration always tries to wrap themselves around executive privilege to protect themselves from intrusive congresses and the supreme court in the nixion tral ruled the good of the country overwhelmed that. i don't think much will change as john and liz and everybody's pointed out. will the chief justice want witnesses. >> woodruff: if you wentom 47 -- >> -- to 50. t> woodruff: i want to ask you, margaret, about. >> for the viewership you saw argumentation back and forth talking about the term executive privilege. i saw the parties talking past each other almost. executive privilege is a constitutionally bad privilege though it's not recognized in the congre the court recognized it but it's a limitiv ege as the supreme court has also s

t-shirts. the senate impeachment trial pooling several off the campaign trail giving joe biden and pete buttigiegt-minute advantage, due to senate rules, the senators running for president will not be allowed to leave, talk or tweet while in session. senator sanders admits it puts him at an advantage. >> i would rather be in the battle and so forth. but i swore a constitutional oath to do my job. heather: the impeachment trial is set to begin tuesday, less than two weeks before the iowa caucus. news networks apparently can't get enough of impeachment. a new study revealing most of their evening newscasts were devoted to it. >> the house will begin a formal impeachment inquiry of donald trump. >> house judiciary committee will hear historic testimony on the potential impeachment of donald trump. >> democrats unveiled two charges against donald trump. >> the third president in the nation's history to be impeached. heather: the media research center find they used at least 124 hours for wall-to-wall live coverage, 93% negative coverage. they spent 849 minutes on impeachment since september compared